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dotEPUB - download any webpage as an e-book - 0 views

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    Wow! Read webpages on iBooks or your Nook. This lets you convert websites into an ePub file.
Ben Darr

Literacy Journal: Only 1 iPad in the Classroom? - 1 views

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    Lots of useful apps here. It's worth a look!
Ben Darr

Reading Bear - learn to read for free! - 1 views

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    It's cool, but it doesn't work on iPad or iPod.
Ben Darr

Photo Pin : Free Photos for Your Blog or Website via Creative Commons - 1 views

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    Great place to find copy-write friendly pictures!
Ben Darr

eBooks | Online Textbooks | eTextbooks | Chegg.com - 4 views

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    Wow. All of these ebooks are written in html5! No need for special software. This has been a long time coming!
Ben Darr

Seven Online Classrooms Teachers Can Use to Augment Their Own | Emerging Education Tech... - 3 views

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    Very nice list of great educaitonal websites!
Ben Darr

Google+, Social Search, and Schools - 3 views

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    Google searching has just taken a very, very interesting turn!
Ben Darr

Learning with 'e's: The sharp end - 4 views

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    This is one of the best analogies I have ever read. It discusses how teachers react to new technologies and groups them accordingly. 
Ben Darr

Desmos Free Graphing Calculator - 1 views

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    Wow! A free graphing calculator online!
Ben Darr

Setting up an Ad-hoc Wi-Fi network on a Mac - Things Wiki - 2 views

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    This is a great how to in how to network your Mac to another device without using bluetooth. 
Ben Darr

A Refreshing Take on User Experience Design | Upside Learning Blog - 1 views

  • really practical and useful tips which can and ought to be implemented right away.
  • show people a little bit of information and let them choose if they want more details
  • If something is clickable make sure it looks like it is clickable.
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  • If pages are cluttered people can’t find information.
  • The hardest colors to look at together are red and blue.
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    Teacher websites are not always well designed. Here are some tips to make them better.
Ben Darr

MIT Now Granting Official Certificates For Their Free Online Courses | Edudemic - 1 views

  • M.I.T.
  • has just unveiled the future of online education.
  • you can now earn official credits toward an M.I.T. certificate by taking their free and online courses.
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    Wow! MIT is leading the way toward disrupting education! 
Ben Darr

Edmodo: Quizzes - 1 views

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    This is a great description of the use and functionality of making quizzes in Edmodo.
Ben Darr

Self-Injury and the Internet | Brain Blogger - 1 views

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    When students have access to self-injury images, they are more likely to self-injure.
Ben Darr

Seven Signs Your Kids Might Be Doing Drugs | Therapy Soup - 0 views

  • Many kids are talking to dealers over the Internet and by cell phone. It’s not just sexual predators out there on the web; there are drug predators, too.
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    This is a sobering reminder that the internet harbors all manner of dangers.
Ben Darr

Is Sitting a Lethal Activity? - 1 views

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    Internet technology is great. However, it is nearly always a sedentary activity creating and engaging in the technology. It is important to know the detrimental effects of sitting on health.
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    In our line of work, we probably need to be very conscious of our health.
Ben Darr

Minus - Share simply. - 0 views

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    Really, really simple way to send files! Just drag a file onto the webpage, copy the link it provides, send the link and the receiving person can download the file.
Ben Darr

You Want E-Learning Success, But Are You Prepared to Go All the Way? » The Ra... - 0 views

  • People will remember more if you space out some of the learning.  You can provide little follow-up sessions to the course where they get refresher content.  I once designed a course for project managers.  After the elearning course, we sent out a series of planned emails. 
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      We can send out timed emails to teachers after a session. Use gmail and tasks. Compose a draft email. Go to the "Draft" folder and check the box next to the email you plan on sending out. Go up to "More actions". On the dropdown menue, choose "Add to Tasks". Then you can save that task to a specific date. Of course, you need to check on your google tasks or set an alarm for that task. The point is you can plan and send emails. Cool!
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